This bill amends Section 14-115.12 of the Oklahoma Statutes to enhance the absentee voting process for blind individuals. It requires that a registered voter who is blind and unable to vote in person must provide documentation from a licensed physician confirming their blindness to request an accessible absentee ballot. The bill outlines that these ballots can be delivered electronically, similar to the system used for uniformed service voters, and mandates the creation of an accessible absentee voting packet that includes necessary materials, excluding the ballot itself.

Additionally, the bill specifies that the absentee ballot must be accompanied by an affidavit and outlines the process for returning the ballot to the county election board, emphasizing that electronic returns are not permitted. It also includes a provision that any individual who improperly applies for an electronic absentee ballot without qualification will be guilty of a felony. The Secretary of the State Election Board is granted the authority to establish rules for implementing these changes, with the act set to take effect on January 1, 2026.